Brief: We show the practical steps and results so you can judge suitability quickly. This video provides a detailed walkthrough of the production process for hot-dip galvanized color coated coils, from cold-rolled substrate preparation through galvanizing anti-corrosion treatment to final coating and curing. You'll see how automated processes ensure stable quality and how customized specifications like RAL 3009 color are achieved for export-grade applications.
Related Product Features:
Starts with cold-rolled low-carbon steel coils for superior substrate quality.
Features hot-dip galvanizing process forming zinc-iron alloy layer for enhanced corrosion resistance.
Includes surface pre-treatment with chromium-free passivation for better coating adhesion.
Utilizes multi-layer coating application with primer and customizable topcoat options.
Employs high-temperature curing to form hard, dense paint film for weather resistance.
Supports custom RAL/Pantone colors and special surface textures like matte or high-gloss.
Undergoes online inspection for coating thickness, color difference, and surface defects.
Packaged with export-standard moisture-proof wrapping and wooden pallets for safe sea transport.
FAQs:
What is the difference between hot-dip galvanizing and electro-galvanizing processes?
Hot-dip galvanizing involves immersing steel in molten zinc at 450°C, forming a thick zinc-iron alloy layer ideal for outdoor use. Electro-galvanizing uses electrolysis to deposit a thinner, smoother zinc layer, suitable for interior applications like home appliances.
How is the color and finish customized on these coils?
We support custom RAL and Pantone standard colors applied via roll coating. Special finishes like matte, high-gloss, or frosted are achieved by adjusting coating rollers or adding additives during the topcoat application stage.
What quality control measures are in place during production?
Our automated production line includes online detection systems that test coating thickness, color difference, adhesion, and surface defects. Non-conforming products are rejected, and each coil is labeled with specifications for traceability.
How are the coils packaged for international export?
We use export-standard packaging with inner moisture-proof paper, outer plastic film, steel strip bundling, and wooden pallets to prevent damage, moisture, and deformation during sea transportation.